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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
Captain BARR MIsREPRESENTED.

BOSTON, Jan 21-The correspondent OF The Herald at
Iargs Scotland writes to correct erroneous impress
sion on this side OF the Atlantic to the enect
that Captain John Barr who is to be the skipper Of the
Yacht Thistle which is to compete for the Americas Cup
next summer spoken slghtingy of American yachts
Captain Barr is OF the opinion that
in moderate weather. the centreboards he saw were
handy boats; good the wind along the windln short
all round; moreover and in far as he could
form an opinion. well suited for American waters
1.-The different types Captain Barr said TO the correspond
emit will be tried at the back end OF this coming
summer and | wish folks would wait I'LL
after these trials are before they talk any more
about the good points aud the bad OF the different parts
OF the boats" ,,,
Barr brought with him high opinion OF the abil-
Ity of the American amateurs, and he says there
are not few most excellent hclusincn among
them He also struck with the number OF aDe
Corinthian yachtsmen he saw in America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
woNEy EXCLUDED From THE COURT ROOM

WOMEN EXCLUDED FROM 1HE COOhf hooh'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-By order OF the Marshal, won
en- were to-day excluded from the court room where the
EmmOns lunacy trial Is In progress On many occasions
women have INDUCED In such noisy manifestations OF
sympathy with Mrs Eons as 10 call forth yesterday
protest from opposing counsel the justice OF which the
Marshal recognized by excluding women from the room
Soon after Lawyer Kent arrived this morning he received
q note which read as follows:
Mr. KENT: There few ladies hore who want 10 be al
mted ana promises 10 remain perecty
Marshal fully approaching tho patience ana ga
Iantry which you shown nndor very trying circus~h
,,.a .,. r,c,ors
The proceedings opened. however, without any appeal
being made Marshal behalf OF the writer's Inc
only woman In court Mrs. DE COrmis. Mrs. Emmons
kept her compact with her attorney and did not appear
Emmons had unusual capacity for managing her AFFAIRS.
DR. A. Y. r. Garnet, OF this city, was next called iic
did not consider Mrs f;mmons an insane woInan she
was evidently capricous. whimsical and eccentric she
might incapable OF conducting her affairs but y so
that was not uns0undnesa OF mind. Dr. j. FORD
Thompson testified that he was asked by Dr Lincoln to
see Mira EmmOns few weeks ago. To examine her men
tai condition lie had an interesting conversation win
her He was impressed with the fact that she was an III
tellieent woman He did not think she was Insane Inc
defence announced that 1t had but ono more Witness 10
examine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
HOTEL CORRIDOR AND STREET GOSSIP

The round and chubby face smiling mouth ana large
whskers of Senator Jones. of Nevada nave oeen Cd
served about the Hoffman House for several days. ou'
disappeared Thursday the Senator having gone SacR 40
washington The returning prosperity or the Nevada
millionaire is much talked about His intimate fends
he is on again Stia Thepe
Is one thing about that Ia always unchanged
that is the merry twinkle in his gray eyes
Assemblyman Mccarthy. of Syracuse, was in the city
the other day. He had been TO Baltimore TO see sister
who was dangerously i'll and was on his way PACK u
Albany As chairman OF the Committee on Cities In the
Assembly NewYork is likely 10 hear much about MN
this winter He Is below medium height. but stouty
built and rugged in appearance with face of strong
nstaehH In cony ersaton MI Mccarthy forcblc and
direct He determination decision and VIII power.
T Vast T snrac ne RosS liz Referring to
THAT bill was pn through 70 STRIKE d at
stances under which legislation should ever De az
IL Of a be road % who ought to have had the
lection of law rather than its seventies"
Mablon Chance was here to attend the funeral Of John
Roach said he: remarkable sight to me at MI.
Roachs funeral was to see great strong man man IKE
CP Huntington shed tears. We are wont to associate
the accumulation of money and wealth with callousness
and hardness OF heart. sat near Mr. Huntineton ana
as of the touching passages foont the deau sni
builder le from Mi McChesneys lips saw the railroad
agnate drop and shade his eyes with his hands
while big tears rolled down his cheeks"
When Chauucey NJ Depew was asked about the cleo
ton of Mr. Hscock friend standing by said he wished
the reporter interviewing him Depew) upon his own
election President rather than upon another mans
election Senator My dear fellow, SAID MI. DePe"
laughingly, my bonnet is bee-prooi
CAPTAIN John Goldman. the ardent champion Of free
ships remarked Twilight Club dinner the other night
in speaking of John Roach although they had fired
many paper bullets ut each other he had attacked
anything the that Mr. Roach represented ana
that personal relations had always been kindly and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
AN ATHLETIC CLUES ANNUAL DINNER.
rup MAINTAINS MEMBERS PASS PLEASANT

THE MAINTAINS MEMBERS PASS PLEASANT
EVENING AT THEIR HOUSE.
The Greek athletes may have considered 1t unmanly
and improbable to swallow tailed coats and SIT
IN dinner OF twenty-iou courses with champagne but
n the Manhattan Athletic Club had existed In those Gays
the athletes from Greece would have eaten steward Cal
liz, ont of house and and songs in very mixed
metre about their unwingness to 20 home The Man
haitian Athletic Club has already become popular lnst-
,u,,on and II had another "boom last night ana THIS
.,,no for its numerous members The occasion was the
clubs first annual dinner and 1t was an extremely pleas
mt and entirely successful Covers for about one
hundred were laid in the large parlor Preslden
Carr sat at the lower end OF the room az the raises
table and with him VicePresident G. f. Irolter W.
! swan and G. A. Avery Treasurer walton STORM. sec,
rotary C. Hughes and other officers Julien o olnian
presided over the long table. ,,... ..,
The tOasts responded % were Inc Mamha', w., ao II,
letIo Club" President George W Carr; Inc NauonaI
Xssociation of Amateur Athletes" Walton storm our
Athietes" C. C. Hughes; Our Dinner, Dr. r. r. hoy,
and Our Lady Friends A. Palmer euperin'enuem
Clinton BurDg also made interesting speech Among
those present wereC. d. Miller H. W. Mack. Harry fIke
n o. Perry X W. Inman, Colonel ]. W. Britt. r. t. Jen
nison j. W Babcock W. C. Richardson, L. A. Steuart. .
J. Cornell q. f. Kneubel, James Byrne, ana d. Joseph
kuscher
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a. AN EGLN CASE"

TO the EditOr Of The Tribnne.
SIR Prompted by other motive than Justice to Dan
Sille and her citizens wish TO correct the impression
made by the article. An Ugly Case. lately published
in THE TRIBUNE The mistake arose from the kilograms
announcing the deed being sent from Danville. when
the crime occurred in Junction CITY, railroad Junction
several miles from Danyle do not know the par
cuars OF the case. but do not suppose them as nor
ribe a. represented Danville Is quiet college town.
containing some OF the most noted colleges In the
south the Presbyterian theological seminary ana centre
College being specimens II l. strictly temperance
town not having saloon within the city Limit, ana IL
would lie impossible for such n crime to occur here
have resided in Danvle about year and balI ana
have seldom seen refined and cultured people "a
any one knowing the place would say. Very truly
D0nrfiIe EH, Jan L. 1857. NORTHERN GlRi-
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pFRTRAND CLOVER. SIR,

Bertrand Clover whose death occurred In this city on
Thursday afternoon was native OF Newiork having
been born here ON January lS, 1926 He was son OF
Lewis d. Clover, who for many wears prominently
connected with the political and literary life OF tho city,
As a young he q member OF the firm OF Dawson
x Co. extensive importers OF sugar and other pfuuucts
In whose hc visited the West indies anu central
America. In Nicaragua he became engaged 70 Miss An
tonic Gertrudes kenton daughter OF an English export
ing merchant, whom he subsequently married In New
YORK After number Of years spent In various other
business finding his health IMPAIRED be WIN
drew active business and made two trips TO Europe
quest OF and recreation. With health much ini-
proved he returned New York last November but his
Old maady partial paray sis OF the left Side returned
soon aferw ard with Increased severity and terminated
fatally 49,,
lie left a son. Professor Bertrand Clover OF the Couni
bin ge Law school
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ALICE VIII SOUS MYSTERIOUS DEATH

ALBION, Jan. II (Speciai.-Alce Wilson was found
dead in her Wednesday morning with no marks OF
violence upon her body except blood stains on her
lips The body dressed and towel WAS found hang
ing the footboard Of the bed An autopsy showed
all the organs to be in perfect health except the lungs
which were badly congested, AMI the blood
vessels Of the neck, which distcnted TO their
utmost capacity The couple married and had lived
in Albion fifteen years. Until little year ago
they appeared live happily together The entions
paid by Wilson TO other women gave rise to scandalos
stories, especially mis- intimacy with young woman
ploycf as q servant in neighbours family. Thls
caused many wordy wars between them
Once "a their children testified at the inquest he threat
ened TO kin her II she did stop trying to ruin his bust
Wilson in Jail awaiting the result of the coroners
inquest. lie denies that he In any way FASTENED his
wife's death Mary Wheeler a niece OF the dead
woman testified to-day that Tuesday she was going
home her told her that morning she expected
would kill her. and she undrcssed herself for that
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VHATPEOPLE THINK IND SLY.
HEATING CARS FROM A SPECIAL BOILER

HEATING CARS FROM 4 sFECTAL BUILTK
To the Edito, OF The Tribune
SIR: In his remarks on heating In this mornings
TRIBUNE. Mr.. Depew says: II has been proposed to
have special boiler attached 10 the baggage car with
special attendant This would give heat to the complete
train but don't that the plan has ever been put
into successful operation" In 1872 rode from Munich
to Vienna early in April In train heated In this manner
II certainly worked well there. In the last car OF the
train was "A boiler such a used common portable
engines md pipes ran under connecting with a
radiator also OF pipes each compartment In ours
there was Thermometer and some arrangement Tor be
inmates TO regulate the temperature seemed TO work
very well. I. B "hsiuNO
T0n0hkeepsie, Jan. Z. es7.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN MILLS REED.

Johp Mills Reed n lawyer and for many years an ac-
tive worker Republican party died on Thursday
after short nnoss, ut the house OF his soninaw. Dr.
whitman v. White No 522 Park-ave Mr.. Reed was
s.yentv-one wears old He was admitted 90 the bar In
1896 and represented his district In the Legislature In
1857 receiving overwhelming majority as the chnd
date OF the Republican party on the follow
ing year declined the nomination for Congress- owing
10 health and subsequently became an editorial writer
of me Sun under Moses Beach. lie for many years
school trustee and worked sssdu0usly for the Improve
inent OF Yorkve and upper New York He was widely
known and that part OF the city Some years
ago he retired active business life. He leaves
widow and two married daughters
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oA1LJyG A FISHERIES CONTENTION.

Rosroy, Jan. 81 (SpeefaD.-The American f'shery
Union George Steele president has Issued the
circular:
RI, a,,nx of the United States have for mand
wears suffered severely It's Doth AZ
s,road The industry Tho North american ~
has not the Increased Az anu IN me
The Naion These well known 70 All W %
and OF this great nterss, anu m
tributary inierests In order that De's, a ton and nj
complete knowledge " .ns y, ,hs
always be ~ ailsble necessary representa
fishing industries met by invitation WIN inc
States Msnhadep and GuaDo AssocAdion ~ ~. ns
meeting held At New York. January ~ no M rhcs OF
cment Of tbs favor OF unitihe All
hshing Industry nndsr one working organzaton 10 ht
effect Convention been called TO DO hed y.
hass, February rs, In union there u suens,
desired that full delegation 10 present IRON a NON
United ntsss that interested directly or
are 70 10 present ana TO sec that your The
eDted Dy suth delegates as IL be best N SEMI
OF delegates limited ON tho organization OF e
convention the number Of delegates will be consera ~
desired that iui representation DO present thnt
nsn working association be orgunzodand that II
eucr upon sueh wot AZ may bo thought best iof ue
osnt Of All tho vsrons branches Of tins 6sherIes M sb
and whale 0ysters, hsh fortiiissrs, eto.
INV nFy0
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MRS DANIEL W. XOOHEEs.

WAsniNGIos, Jan 2l.Mrs Voorhees,, the WIG OF SEM
Worries, died at their residence In this city AZ
o'clock this afternoon acute pcronits she wastakeh
sick Monday last with congestive chills followed 10y III
Examination OF the bowels which terminated fataiiy' her
death was quiet and peaceful aud she passed away sur
rounded by all her immediate iainily-her husband
three grown sons and one grown daughter. Mrs |oor
was born in Grcencastlc Ind, in 1882 ana was ,he
daughter OF Ressc Hariesty Of that place; one Wns !
member Of IT, Johns Episcopal Church OF thls c.y anu
highly esteemed by those who knew her. iho
mains will he taken To Terrc Haute, lhd ptopsDy 70
day next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
Coy7Esr1yG CAROLIyE A. WOODS Will

BOSTON, Jan IA hearing given to-day in the
ddesex Probate Court the question of admitting to
probate the will OF Caroline A. Wood, widow OF Caleb
Wood Of Cambridge The will is contested by nine heirs
ataw who aege that the will admitted for probate not
that of Caroline Wood and further that at the date OF
the will she was mentally incapacated. The instrument
beara the date of February 1885, and contains lega-
cies and beauess amounting TO nearly 100000 nclu
ing S35 600 Bates College and $4,000 to the Amei
cor Board OF Foreign Missions Three witnesses tesuned
10 the sound mental condition Of Mrs Wood al the uue
the will was drawn up The contestants announced tnat
they were not vet ready with their case and the Judge
rnled fhar TIE will be admitted under protest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
PARADE on THE QUE MS JUBILEE DAY

APARADE on THE QUE'TS JUBILEE DAY.
meeting Of the General Committee in charge OF the
movement for celebrating the Fiteth Anniversary OF
Queen yctOras accession TO the throne was held last
night at the Hotel Brunswick. The committee has
recently been much enlarged. All classes OF English
Irish Scotch and Colonial residents appear to be repre-
scented on the committee The idea Of permanent memor-
iai present been laid aside and the chief ae
ton be directed to the celebration OF he
day June *. In fitting The attendance last
night large. The committee the advisablty OF
parade reported in OF parade one OF the ways
In which the day could be celebrated The report was
unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

Paymaster " although was born In Maryland. lie on.
tered Army In 1861 as second lieutenant ID tho oSu
Pennsylvania Regiment He was wounded AT the pa,'o
OF white Oak Swamp IN June. 1862, and In NoVehpoi
following he was honorably discharged In ~
ter lie saw considerable service Win .ile po h has
sauadrons during the war, and since the Wui Naval
served On the home and foreign STATIONS anu w wv
Academy,
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THE REV. j. L.. LANERTN.

PHILADLIrnI,, Jan. II (spscah.-The Kew. J T. Law
crty. age sNtyive, Episcopaan minister anu 'hal
lain Of the 9th Regiment OF the United states Army diei
Yesterday at the residence OF his nephew In this city He
came to this country In SO and graduated at Union
College, Schenectady. N. \. While preparing Tor tue
ministry In this city he appointed assistant suPei,
icndcnt OF The House of Refuge, when position ne
until 1861, when he became rector or churh III be.ic
fone. lie appointed chaplain In the United states
.r,,x ia. ~
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TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.


MVRDERERs FREED BY MOB
ST Louis. Jan ala dispatch from Warren Ark, saws
Three there published The particulars Oh the
OF the Harris brothers IN Bradley county Dy
two men known Hamilton and lucerry Last nlght .he
ta was broken open by party OF masked men, anu 'nc
alleged murdereTs set at liberty
A NOMINATION NO ONE WOULD HAVE
pm ApEIrIIA Jan II (Speciai.The sefappointed com
CON posed Of and disappointed
which has held daily overs week amer
80, .fher John ana ker Colonel Charles H. Baihes
would accept the nomination or mayor anu nceo'eA Va
Jaxe, respectively, adjourned sine die this evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
srInInE or A BARTENDER

Frank williams ago twenty -four, was found deaa " us
room at boarding house At No b9S AtsnuoAve
last evening and evident that no nsn mar
,h a.. NJ p.rs green He left his employment ~ "a
tsndsr AZ Fulton aud Raymond sta on eA.nrd.y At
Ind another lob evening ne 'S.ahsr with
iantcsva and had quarresd r.n M Soon lie
whom he had Warren st ana ne ~ him VA
maS bsSsn drinking heavily. and the iAss seen u n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
MR. vlRRICK's MUYIFYCEyr REQUESTS

sPRINGFItLD, Mass, Jan. 2l.-William Mernck VINO
died suddenly Monday, left 100000 in public be-
quests and 900 his friends and relatives Spring
field Hospital made residuary legatee and vi" receive
S75 600 the local public library viii have S3oooo
ON the death OF Mr Mtrrcks aunt. Mrs A. ID. Briggs.
,ro tho snring6cd Home for Friendless Women and
Children real estate worth $4,000 is given. and the in.
stitution Will receive $4,000 more on he deatI ol
ancfher beneficiary So 900 goes TO Harvard College to
M used in assisting worthy Students descendants OF the
OF 1870 TO which the testator belonged Deng pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

CAPTURE OF BAyD OF COUNTERFEITERS
BOSTON, Mass. JAN 21.-The police tonight captured
in house in Chelsea three counereiters, all Italians
The house had in 1t money jewery, diamonds, watches.
etc. valued at many thousand dollars also an immense
lot OF silver bullion and the most complete set OF counter
feiters' paraphernalia ever captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArfONs-F0R - HOURS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-For New-England and Eastern
York southery shifting to easterly winds, warmer.
fair weather.
For New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware.
eastery Winds weather followed BY RAIN becoming
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
INTELLECTUAL BALLOTING IN INDIANA.
RrrrnIrcAxs WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE BIFcTIo,


REPUBITCANs WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE ELECTION
OF ANY DEMOCRAT.
INDIASoPNIs, Jan 81 tSpcciGD.-Two ballots were
taken day by the Legislature the election OF sem
ator without any change In the voieurpe receiving 40
Harrison Il and len t. II the intention OF the
Democrats to continue the ballotng all day. but when
Republican Senator made IA motion for adjournment
Speaker Sayrc declared carried regardless OF the de-
mands OF the Democrats call OF the roll From some
iniimaton that had been given them they expected Rob
inson the Democratic Knight Labor vote for Gov
crnor Gray after several ballots had been TAKEN aud II
this had been done 1t Is understood that all Of Turpes
support would have rallied him There Is much talk Of
the deadlock yet being broken in this way. However
The Sentinel to-day appeals the Democrats 20 remain
steadfast In their support of Turpe until March \ and
II there no election before that tine he VIII then be a
pointed United states Senator. Whatever tho result OF
the ballotng may be there will certainly be contest
W the Republicans recognize the election Of Turpie
or any Democrat valid Z" was asked Senator Huston
Charm an OF the Republican state Central Committee TO
day. ~ s.u.,0. oho..n ~ IN. no,oocr.,.
as now con prsng the roll viii be recognized We claim
seBator Brannena. successor to Senator MeD1nad
cratic Senate Erection Committee that Mcdonald had he
come disqualified because OF certain acts OF ppeIy AZ
legged committed. Now even this bribery
should Justly cost Mcdonald his seat there u no law
which provides that Brannenan. the competitor VINO
did moi receive the largest VOTE should succeed 10 tho
vacancy We have consulted the highest legal authority
ana nave only reason to that the United states
Senate Will hold Branneman incompetent 70 ni INC
vacancy and 10 vote Tor United States senalor.
"Wil sneaker sayra sign the certificate II Turpe or
some other Democrat rsce, 20 votes, Including Branno
mans T.
as long Us the odion. compromise continues In force
there is possibility OF electng Harrison The Erlp
they have received hundreds OF kilograms from all parts
Of the state urging them to break tho agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

EX-GOTLRNOK ALbEK EELIE J N IIIoIII U IV''
DETROIT Jan 21-Information of another OF exGover-
nor r. A. Ayers extensive charities has just leaked out
through the fuel and -four dealers who connected
with the enterprise Through his private secretary ana
few trusted friends he found 500 needy families during
the cold snap and to each one OF them was sent
barrel OF -four and "a OF coal cord OF wood Inc
scenes at the delivery of the eeded gifts were often PHI
full and pathetic many OF the families being entirely des
AifIrin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

the third floor Of No 203 East Thrtysecondst Lille
Benson, age twenty-five. lives there. Mary Carpenter
age fortynine Of No. 100 Forsythst called upon her
Mary In t Of jealousy stabb cd Lille IN the arm neck
and face with ink infcting serous wounds
The wounded woman was taken TO Bellevue hospltal,
and her assalan locked up In the East Thirfth street
Station.
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SHUTTING DOWN FOR LACK or COAL.
WATERBURY,, Conn, Jan 2l.-G0Odyesrs ihaia i"Do.,
glove mandatory ut Naugatuck will BIO coh'pcn'u
shut down tomorrow for want of coal lib VIII '
1000 hands out Of employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

SERIOCS ILL6bSS OF 'A1fH" q. ,,o.
At the house of James Redpsth last evening WA,
said BIZ his private secretary. Charles A. New'on.
A. p.dcatb WA not suffering from congestion OF .1o
brain ~ Ind been reported but rom @ o., the
sessosiT mi and has deiirious at times pu' ioi Wv
lar fsw days no has been Improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

NBERRY-On Tuesday. January IL at
the Tompkns Avenue Congregational Chnrch. brookWn
lev the Rev Clarence Gedies Ella danghter OF the late
William II. Dusenberry, 10 Walter Ellison Halet OF
Astoria. l.. l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday January 20 at
the residence the brides parents by the Rev Ihe)ot
G. Williams, Katharine Wyman. daughter OF james n
Drummond, to William Herbert
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REpUrA TIOy BEALBD WITH 800. 900.

TOPEKA Kan. Jan. 2L-In the District Court Of Rice
County erdct OF $50 900 awarded State Senator
White to day against w. J. Fuller, q lawyer who orgi-
mated the story that White robbed the Rice County SAFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERvATIoNa
BAR
inches
800
800

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 90 a. n There was ,sp.s
rise in the barometer yesterday thu wind sn.'hs 'o
wessrly northeasteriy. and tho sxy
c,oudv Tho temperature ranged between ~ anu 10
The average (39a being 2cso higher than On INC '0